PRZOOM - Newswire - Corporate couple retire 30 years ahead of schedule to pursue home business success with Liberty League International.
Atlanta, GA, United States, 04/28/2003 – Michael & Leslie Hamburger begin home business journey to success & freedom - Michael & Leslie Hamburger create successful home-based business in order to both QUIT their J.O.B's & work from home full time with Liberty League International opportunity. Michael Hamburger tendered his resignation from Broadwing Communications, a Cincinnati Bell Company on March 31, 2003 after a highly successful career as a Major Account Manager in the data & telecommunications industry. Hamburger choices to trade in his corporate cubicle, rush hour traffic, monthly quotas & office politics for working with his wife from home, on their boat & exotic locations around the world. His wife Leslie's resignation beat him by 7 days exactly, as she FIRED her boss. Lucas Group, a national recruiting & military transition assistance firm with offices in 19 major markets the week prior, where she was involved in locating private sector companies interested in hiring military personnel transitioning from military service life.
Michael & Leslie stumbled across the Liberty League International opportunity while enjoying a snowboard vacation in Park City, UT in February 2003. Upon returning to their home in Atlanta, GA from their week long getaway, they immediately started their business in early March 2003. Michael & Leslie choose Liberty League International for several reasons, which include solid products, a step-by-step business model jam-packed with support, a lucrative compensation plan & founder's who started & guide the company with ethics & morals.
IncomeExperts Michael & Leslie have achieved the top position of Summit Advisor with Liberty League International & are the founders of NotMLM.com. The Hamburger's are set to attend their first Liberty League International Summit conference in the Fiji Islands in June 2003.
Michael & Leslie can be reached by phone at (800) 570-1913.
Monday, April 28, 2003
Tuesday, February 25, 1997
BMOC fights breast cancer
BMOC fights breast cancer
By Michael Hamburger
Staff Writer
The battle against breast cancer is more than $3,000 closer to victory thanks to the efforts of Zeta Tau Alpha.
ZTA held its 11th Annual Big Man On Campus contest on Wednesday, Feb. 19 in the Union Ballroom. The proceeds went to support ZTA's national philanthropy, the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Allison Nunnally, ZTA's fundraising coordinator, estimates proceeds were more than $3,000. This is the most money the event has ever raised.
Nunnally attributes such success to the support of the fraternities and sororities on campus, as well as an overwhelming amount of non-Greeks.
The evening was emceed by Frank Fortune and Benjy Thompson of the Downright Brothers Band. The tag-team partners' antics kept the audience in stitches all evening.
Plaques were awarded to the Greek organizations with the highest percentage in attendance. The fraternity winner was Sigma Pi and the sorority winner was Kappa Kappa Gamma.
The BMOC contest was filled with entertaining moments. The newly crowned Miss GSU 1997, Kip Corbin, performed her ventriloquist act.
She was followed by three stepshows. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. performed. They were followed by the Ice Cold Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
The defining moment of the successful evening was the performance given by the sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha. This unprecedented performance brought down the house, being the first from a white Greek organization at GSU. The performance sparked invitations to participate in step shows throughout Georgia.
"The evening sparked a feeling of unity among fraternities and sororities, both black and white," Jane Campaigne, Greek advisor, said.
The 14 contestants were judged on Activity, Swimwear and Formal Wear Revues. The evening's highlights included Travis Black's Disco Formal Wear outfit and Gordo Grant's "Baywatch" lifeguard bathing suit.
The fourth runner-up was Lenny Inzirillo, representing Pi Kappa Alpha. Third runner-up was Bobby West who represented Alpha Omicron Pi. Herb Milner, of Kappa Alpha, finished as second runner-up. Gordo Grant, representing Kappa Kappa Gamma, finished as first runner-up. The title of BMOC was taken home by Alpha Delta Pi's representative, Brad Inglesby.
Reprinted article in whole from George-Anne, Georgia Southern University's student newspaper.
By Michael Hamburger
Staff Writer
The battle against breast cancer is more than $3,000 closer to victory thanks to the efforts of Zeta Tau Alpha.
ZTA held its 11th Annual Big Man On Campus contest on Wednesday, Feb. 19 in the Union Ballroom. The proceeds went to support ZTA's national philanthropy, the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Allison Nunnally, ZTA's fundraising coordinator, estimates proceeds were more than $3,000. This is the most money the event has ever raised.
Nunnally attributes such success to the support of the fraternities and sororities on campus, as well as an overwhelming amount of non-Greeks.
The evening was emceed by Frank Fortune and Benjy Thompson of the Downright Brothers Band. The tag-team partners' antics kept the audience in stitches all evening.
Plaques were awarded to the Greek organizations with the highest percentage in attendance. The fraternity winner was Sigma Pi and the sorority winner was Kappa Kappa Gamma.
The BMOC contest was filled with entertaining moments. The newly crowned Miss GSU 1997, Kip Corbin, performed her ventriloquist act.
She was followed by three stepshows. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. performed. They were followed by the Ice Cold Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
The defining moment of the successful evening was the performance given by the sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha. This unprecedented performance brought down the house, being the first from a white Greek organization at GSU. The performance sparked invitations to participate in step shows throughout Georgia.
"The evening sparked a feeling of unity among fraternities and sororities, both black and white," Jane Campaigne, Greek advisor, said.
The 14 contestants were judged on Activity, Swimwear and Formal Wear Revues. The evening's highlights included Travis Black's Disco Formal Wear outfit and Gordo Grant's "Baywatch" lifeguard bathing suit.
The fourth runner-up was Lenny Inzirillo, representing Pi Kappa Alpha. Third runner-up was Bobby West who represented Alpha Omicron Pi. Herb Milner, of Kappa Alpha, finished as second runner-up. Gordo Grant, representing Kappa Kappa Gamma, finished as first runner-up. The title of BMOC was taken home by Alpha Delta Pi's representative, Brad Inglesby.
Reprinted article in whole from George-Anne, Georgia Southern University's student newspaper.
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